Corel InterVideo DVD Copy 5 update

Posted on Sunday, January 7, 2007 by MegaZone

A quick note – Corel recently released an update for InterVideo DVD Copy 5, which has a number of updates, but the pertinent one is that it now supports TiVoToGo video, so you can use it to burn transfers from your Series2 to DVD. It also supports conversion for portable devices such as the iPod and Zune, as well as being certified for Windows Vista.

(The downside to Las Vegas – smoking. I’m allergic to tobacco.)

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  • buran

    They don’t have no-smoking rules in public spaces? I’m used to hotels and convention centers banning smoking except in private rooms.

  • megazone

    Oh hell no, Vegas is all about vice, including smoking. Lots of smokers in the casinos, and it is designed so you pretty much have to walk through the casino to get anywhere – say from the hotel rooms to the restaurants. They really want you to gamble.

  • buran

    Eventually, someone will figure out how to sue for callous disregard for welfare as secondhand smoke has been proven to be hazardous to one’s health.

    I have a friend who works in a casino and I’m 90% sure they do not allow smoking except in marked areas (perhaps they have one gaming area that allows it, for example). I’ve been to that casino and to another one in the area and I didn’t feel ill because nobody was allowed to smoke.

  • megazone

    Maybe – I know people were just walking around the aisles smoking last night as I walked to/fro getting something to eat, and my eyes were itchy and watery by the time I got back to my room, and I could feel it in my head and throat.